Washington Post columnist Jonathan Capehart is the anchor of the new MSNBC show “The Sunday Show with Jonathan Capehart” and was just named a PBS NewsHour regular contributor. Capehart, who’s covered Washington politics for years, joined Errol to talk about the change of culture in D.C. since Joe Biden was sworn in. And he previewed the upcoming impeachment trial and analyzed the fallout after the Capitol attack.

He also discussed his career, including his days at “The New York Daily News,” where he was on the editorial board with Errol.

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With the Donald Trump presidency officially over and an impeachment trial set to begin, the Republican Party is at odds about its future. Will Trumpism continue to dominate the GOP?

The Washington Post’s Josh Dawsey joined Errol to talk about his experience covering the Trump presidency for the past four years, weigh in on the future of the Republican Party and the shifting demographics in traditionally red states.

He also about his path from growing up in a small town in South Carolina to covering City Hall and Mayor de Blasio in New York City.

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In the 100th conversation of "You Decide," Errol discussed whether Joe Biden's policies and the ongoing vaccine rollout will have an impact on the pandemic with Dr. Irwin Redlener, who is the founding director of the National Center for Disaster Preparedness at Columbia University's Earth Institute and a public health analyst for MSNBC. As the death toll surpasses 400,000 and the U.S. marks one year since the first positive case, Redlener explained what the year ahead will look like, and he talked about the anti-vaccine movement. He also discussed his efforts to help provide health care to underserved children and the state of child homelessness. JOIN THE CONVERSATION Do you have any thoughts or questions for Errol? Weigh in on Twitter with the hashtag #NY1YouDecide, or give us a call at 212-379-3440 and leave a message.

Presidential historian Douglas Brinkley joined Errol Louis to discuss the deadly attack on the U.S. Capitol and analyze whether the riots and subsequent calls to remove President Trump from office will define his legacy. He also weighed in on the future of the Republican Party and looked ahead to Joe Biden’s inauguration.

And he discussed his prolific career, including being the literary executor of journalist Hunter S. Thompson’s estate and his work with the New York Historical Society.

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Journalist Matthew Yglesias, a Vox co-founder and editor of the newsletter Slow Boring, joined Errol Louis to discuss different ideas to help solve New York City’s budget hole and economic crisis. That includes potential mayoral candidate Andrew Yang’s idea of universal basic income, the debate over raising taxes on wealthy New Yorkers and the fight over development projects. He also talked about his decision to launch his own newsletter on Substack and weighed in on the future of media and journalism, as local news continues to take hits all over the nation.

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In the final “You Decide” episode of the year, Errol looks ahead to the 2021 campaign for New York City mayor. With the Democratic primary six months away, he explains what he thinks the candidates should be focusing on and he shares some of your thoughts on the race so far.

Check out Errol’s interviews with the mayoral contenders on “Inside City Hall”: https://www.ny1.com/nyc/all-boroughs/politics/inside-city-hall

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Former Lieutenant Governor and MTA Chairman Richard Ravitch joined Errol Louis to weigh in on New York’s fiscal crisis and the rise in New Yorkers leaving the five boroughs. He discussed what actions the city should be taking and had some advice for the incoming Biden administration to help struggling states. And he talked about his experience as MTA chairman and the crisis the agency is facing due to the pandemic.

He also discussed the race for mayor and shared his thoughts on current field of candidates.

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Luis Miranda joined Errol Louis to discuss his journey from Puerto Rico to New York and how he got his start as a political consultant. Miranda reflected on his days working in Mayor Ed Koch’s administration and with David Dinkins. He also talked about his attempts to get more diverse candidates elected to office and increase the Latinx vote, and he weighed in on the changing landscape of the Democratic Party. And he discussed efforts to help Puerto Rico recover after Hurricane Maria, including an ambitious goal to bring his son's award-winning production of “Hamilton” to the island. His life is the subject of a new documentary, “Siempre, Luis,” which is available now on HBO Max: https://www.hbo.com/documentaries/siempre-luis JOIN THE CONVERSATION Do you have any thoughts or questions for Errol? Weigh in on Twitter with the hashtag #NY1YouDecide or give us a call at 212-379-3440 and leave a message. And let Errol know what priorities you want the next mayor of New York City to focus on and whether any of the current candidates appeal to you. Send an email to [email protected]

Jennifer Jones Austin, the longtime CEO of the Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies, joined Errol to talk about the disproportionate effect the pandemic has had on low-income communities in New York and what can be done to achieve equality in the city.

She shared her ideas to end systemic racism and talked about what policies mayoral candidates should consider as the city looks to recover from COVID-19. And she discussed her recent partnership with the NYPD to develop ways the department can reform policing and become more transparent.

She also walked Errol through her personal path into social justice and anti-poverty advocacy, and she reflected on her fight against leukemia.

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Earlier this week, Mayor David Dinkins passed away at his home on the Upper East Side. Dinkins made history when he was inaugurated on January 1, 1990, as New York City’s first Black mayor. As New Yorkers remember Dinkins, we wanted to revisit our podcast special which originally aired in January:

After a turbulent four years in office, David Dinkins was forced to wage a tough re-election fight against rival Rudy Giuliani. And, three decades after Dinkins first took office, Errol explores the former mayor’s legacy.

In case you missed it: listen to Part 1, and Part 2.

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